No state trial judge should be able to hear evidence or set ground rules on how to fund public education in Florida, at least that’s how outgoing Senate President Mike Haridopolos sees things.
In the Senate’s view, courts should not get involved in interpreting a 1998 constitutional amendment that states public education should be adequate, safe and of high quality.
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